2012 Map of Eureka Dam

About this map

Lake Ocklawaha dominates this Central Florida landscape, with the Eureka Dam situated at the southern end of the water body. The area is characterized by a high density of small lakes and landings along the river's edge, illustrating a local geography defined by its hydrology. Settlements such as Hog Valley and various riverside landings including Cracker Landing, Tobacco Patch Landing, and Wells Landing indicate a history of river-access development. Inland, a complex of named water bodies like Island Lake, Deer Back Lake, and Bay Lake provides a clear view of the region's diverse karst topography. Genealogists may find interest in the location of Cornelius Cem, positioned north of Island Lake and west of the primary waterway.